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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-27
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Oberbaufen. Auf Rem WaIa.
wert r@nteboHnun9sbitte~ Tom es bein
S4i9twe9ieI su eineni bIuti9sn Rra
wau. Der Sneenieur SO. wurte uol
riebreren e~ntIoffenen &rbeittrn mi
3riitteln ansesrfeu. Gin Roqsee bei
Sngenieuts fam biefem Al Ollie uni
fu9te bic atbeiter au entferneu, iebrd
uerseblt9. Snasuieur 8. 3re barauI
etner RepoIpsr unb fre6te nit eineur
S9uB cinen arbeiter f9wer perIest au
Boben. Sie aufresung Der Arbeitel
nabnl in 6oIse befeu Su unb hie beiber
Beamteu faben f@ aen6tbist, uor ber
whtbenben Wtense gu fteben.
gffeu. Ser Bersmann 6r. Sporra,
Der BET elmer 6eter bes Ietten SpIpefter:
abenbs ben Batter feiner 8erIobten hurd
einen Weferffid t6btIi9 perpunbet cat
rnnrbe gu 81 Sabren 3u9ibaus pers
nrtbeiIt.
e@IeSmtesSoIRetn.
S9Ieswig. Die ftdbtiI@en Role
gien baben f9 bint9tIi9 Der pom ber
Gesterune angeresten @rri4tung zines
oHsntli9en S9Ia9tbauies Der Anf6t
Der SdIa9terinneruns ansef9Iofen,
wel9e cine foI@e @inri9tun9 mad ben
6rtli9en TerbdItnifen fur unn6tbis unb
unu0sli9 ertldrt.
Steboe. Gas iumitten ber Stabt
beIeeene @runbfid bes 6ataiterfonz
troueurs Stint, weI3er mad 6rantfurt
a.. b. .. perfest wurbe, 1T pom benz
8ereiue our Be9rinbuns eines rRdb9eus
BEING erworben worbtn.
&eIIin9bufen. Der fosialt emos
tratii9e Aeitator nnb ebemaIiee Rei@ss
ta9stan6ibat @iearrenmader MoIteuz
bubr wur6e usrbaftet. Wie es heiRt,
fnb BEL elmer 6nusIu9uug perbotene
fo3iaIt emotrattf3e Orudiaden BET ibm
u~orsefunben worben.
Sonberburg. SeIterwaferfabris
FAINT 6anieu wurbe wessn 8ereeben
9sgen bas Eabrun9smitteIsefes 3u elmer
Celebrate perurtbeiIt.
eanaouesa
6annoper. Ser in Der Warffal>
wobnenbe Arbeiter 6. Eaumba&
unb be6en 6rau wurben in ibrer Wobz
nuns pom ben @ebribern S6ott iberz
fallen unb hur9 Meferfti9e f9wer uers
nunbet Der 6ommis 6einr. S.eeers,
fsinem fraberen BrtnsipnI, benz
&obbe, ssssn 1900 80. unz
bat, wurbe au 1 Sabr @ez
fdneniB psrurtbsiIt.
ct. &nbreasberg. SIN Qaufe bes
mirb unfere Bereita6t bur9
mebrers Geubauten perl96nert werben.
bat fi9 bas 9snriettenitift in 9an>
nousr bier anestauft unb benbf9tist,
elm Surbaus fir trante S9weitern gu
erri9tsn. 5erner wirb Elm bieieer Ar3t
etn neues Surbaus ntitten in Der Sta6t
anIesen, unb spar in Der R6be zines
nod I'M tOmmenben Somuler
,uet6enben NipIs fir arme 2uusens
8affum. Der Bet benz biefgen
bef4dftist geweiene amtss
Anwalt 9oIung, weI9er mad Bssebuns
uieIer SdwinbeIeien bur4brantte unb
Ipdter in Berlin psrbaftet wurte, lift
Uon BET Straftammer in 6nnnouer Su
Sabren 3u9tbauS uerurtbeiIt worz
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-27
SeKensHaK0u.

5rautenbers. Die @ittwe WaI!:
Ter pOr 9~aI9sbauien lit ussen &inbesz
morris petbaftet wOrben.
6rantfurt a.. so, Sie Sta6ts
uercrbreten babsu BEN idon mebrfo5
e~rwibnter Gntra9 bes S6erbireers
m%eiiters WiaueI betr. BEN 8nu pom brei
DoppeIbduisrn nit Wietbswobrungen
fir Beamte 9~utsebeiBen; ferner be-
wiuisten bteieIben $50, 900 Mart ais
Gbeater3ui6u6 auf finf Sabre, wOmtt
Der 5ortbeffanb ber Gbeater>A ttienees
feufdaft seft9ert lit. - Sir ben nett
Ii1en StaottbeiI lit cine ei9ene Stride,
r&utbertit4e~, proiettirt, bsrsu Bauz
toiten auf 16O, 900 Wiart uerani9Iaet
iinb. Der BaupInb Iie9t 5nii3m Der
S9Ieiermaderz unb Der S9opeubauerz
StraSe. - Der Sdneibermeifter Qampe
5at benz ruIiideu Bi,stonlul YurIow
COCO Ntnrt trcbitirt. Nls Der Biie>
SonIul nidt be3ablte unb oesbalb per-
tIagt wurbe, beffritt CT bic 3ufldnbig>
teit tes aiefseu @sri9is, in6em er f3
alf feirien trterriioriaIen @6arnttsr be:
rief, wcne9 er nur in RuBIanb pertla9t
werben tonne. Ser @sri9tsbof belt
biefsu giuwan6 fir bur9f3Iase1h unb
mics bic Rld9e nb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-27
G&@fen.

S&BleU%
@bemniB. linn cine NIT aroBen
8erluifen uerbun6ene Ratai1ropbe gu
uermeiben, muBte Der 8oti3uBuerein
bas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES einleiten.
ga iebo9 elm Sniiitut NIT eieider Sens
benz mie ber in Nu16fung 5e9rifene
Ssrein namentIi6 fir ben bief9en @es
werbeitarb unfrIdBIi9 lift. 70 bea6it9tist
ma unter Ter 6irma u@9emniter 9es
werbebant" cine AttiengeieIi6aft 3u
9riinben.
Oeubeu. Der 13idbrise S9uIs
tnabe S6uISe besins SeIbitmorb, inbem
er f6 unweit bes Babnbofs pom einem
3uq iiberfabren IteB. DerfeIbe bate
feinen BfeeeeIteru 3 Wdrt entwenoet
unb aus 5ur9t Dor Der ibm brobeuben
Citrate un6 Der i'm berstts megen anbes
rer 0erqeben aneetiin6i9ten 1eberfhbz
runq in bic Be3irtsanffaIt SaaIbauien
bic uuieIiae Chat ~be9angen.
@bersborf. Der Strumpfuirter
un6 Wuftus 2ebere9t Slider stns an
eiuem Der Iesten Sonnta9e mad Ser
mersborf feinem Muftertetufe mad,
wcbl bsiorsten 9er3ens, benn babeim
lag felt IA Eassn feline Gbefran on elmer
QuneenentsinbIn9 trant barnteber.
Oieielbe ftarb TN 2aufe bes Ra9mits
tags. Ser ni9ts abnenbe @atte ma9te
N6 mad beenbistsr Ebdtisteit, fpdt tn
Der Ia9t, bur9 Sturm unb nnwetter aut
ben 6etmwee, feI aber taum nod 5
Mtuuten pom ieiner @obnnns e~ntferut
pom S9Iuse seriibrt tobt 3ulammen.
uebtranfirensrus unb Gufreguns mosen
has idbe @nbe bewirtt baben.
Sbartnsif@e Staten.
9reit. Ser MuHter Srtebri3 @roe
aus SsuIenroba lift pesen 3e6preuerei
unb OiebltabIs uou Wertbia@en tn einem
btefsen 9oteI uerbaftet wOrben.
@ur3ba6. Die in ber fOsenanu'
ten 8uIuermiible In Der biefiseu Na9bar'
f4aft geIeeene, benz 6errn SIR. S9mtot
aeb6rtqe Eafelrabmenfabrit TIT abge:
brannt. MobiIiar un6 Wai9inen fini
pouffdnbie 3er1f6rt; ni9t einmaI ein'
@umme pom 500 so. In Baar tonnte &C.
1ettet iuerben. Rt1ts mar uerf3ert
S@mibt erIitt erbebIi9e 8ranbwunben
AItenburs. Gin neues in bteiel
Nrt nod ut9t uOrbanbenes Interviewer
1T bier tn ber g~ntfehung be9riffen
udmIi6 cine Gif9Su3tanfaIt nit ShB'
unb SeewafersGquarium. Das unte1
ber 6irma vMtenburser Sii93u4tA in's
2eben sernfene 1~lnternebmen 9ebt Dol
benz &oniortium Btpsr nnb Stgel aus
ueI5es 3u bieiem 3wede bas @runbftlt
3eiterfraBe Nr. 16 am fogen. r0euer
S4teBbaus~ getauft bat. @s fouer
bauptid1Ii9 2urusz nnb tetnere Spetfe
ff@e 9e3o9en werben.
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MISREPRESENTATION
BREMEN
NETWORK!
S6neR ampferfa6rt
Rttr5e SeeretTe tn taetts cages
3wii4Cn
Bremen tanO Netu BORT.

Swii9Cn
Bremen tanO Netu OOrf.
Die ~beriibmten S@neatampfer
Aller, Trave, Saale, Ems,
Elder, Vera, Fulda, Elbe.
eonnabenOs "nO IitttuO@S bon
" sonaseeass nuS gsttt.uO@s nad
99etu Bort.
Bremen 1T Ie5r beqaem fir &eiiente
oeIeoen uu6 ron 8retten aus tann
man in Iesr turser l3eit fdmmtIidt
Stdhte ReutI6Ianbs, Oeiferrei9s uno
Der S2uei, errei6m. Die S9neus
bompfer bts Horb6CutlGen Hlopo ttno
nit 5efonbtrsr B.radf9tisnn9 Der
4wifdenbe6s : BaTagiere uno aweiter
Saiite. Qafaaiere gebant, haben bobe
8erhede, pofsisIi9e SentiIottOH nno
cine ansae,ei9nete gsrPfesuns.
100000
gnFaoiere babsn nit bn Ddmpfern hes
Rorb6eutf&sn NopS BITE &ei!e 1bei'S
Meer fiber unb gut 5uridgeIegt. Meaen
greiie unS weiterer SnfOrmaiiOn wenOe
man fi9 an
DeIriGS 6 Co.,
SopIina GrteH, gatiD 9orf.
a GIouTentttS 6 Co., gtnsrals
Noeuten fir ben gSefen, SO. 2 Sodtp eIatt
SfraBe, @bicGao. Sus.
xbeo6or 8ersner,Aseilt,
9~erudnu, Neo.
The Irish standard., 1887-02-19
rs IT LAWLEsSNESS {?

'sLawlessness" in Ireland will pro.
badly command much attention from
the Tories during the present session OF
Parliament. Already certain Conser-
vatives. If an extreme color, are agi-
Eating for the immediate suppression OF
this s'lawlessness. Now, the question
naturally arises, of what does this law
ness consist. In the general accept
ance of the word it means repeated acts
Of violence which are not restrained by
law. But it has, or at least it should
have. quite a different application in re-
gard to Ireland. Is it law}essness for
the poor Irish people to defend their
homes against "a mob of uniformed
murderers ?" Is it lawlessness for
Irish tenants to secure themselves ana
their families against starvation by the
roadside. This is all that the plan OF
campaign proposes to do, and no one
The Irish standard., 1887-02-19
ST. PATRICK's DAY.

From the preparations that are being
made by the Irish Catholic societies
throughout the city, it is safe to pre-
dict that St. Patrick's Day Will be cele-
brated on an elaborate scale. The pre-
liminary arrangements are in progress,
and those having them in charge assure
us that nothing will be left undone to
make this greater than any celebration
of the kind that has ever taken place in
the Northwest. The many entertain
ments that are to be given III the even
ing will not be the least important fea-
ture of the proceedings. The parade
will be magnificent one. 1t is an an
niyersary that no patriotlc Irishman
should neglect celebrating in a becom-
ing manner. TIE IRISH STANDARD
will publish a programme of the days
proceedings in a future issue.
The Irish standard., 1887-02-19
NnTABI,T, ANNIVERSARIES

Sunday, Feb 90 o-Quinquagesima. Will
liam Of Orange proclaimed king
within the walls Of Derry, 1851. IKE
cution of Conor Lord Mcguire at Ty-
burn, le4l.
Monday, Feb. 2l--The Franco-I.ish
Commodore Thurot took~Carrickfef-
gus Castle, 1860.
Tuesday. Feb. 22-C1eorge Washington
born, 1882 Barry, the painter. died,
1906,
" Wednesday. Feb. 2233-Ast Wednesday.
{2inuccini left Ireland, lG4S. French
Revolution, iSle.
Thursday, Feb 24-First Catholic
Colony, under Leonard Calvert,
landed in Maryland, 1854, Robert
Fulton died, 1915.
Friday, Feb. 25-Negro slaves fist in
trol1,ced into Virginia, 1920.
Saturday, Feb. 26-Thomas Moore, the
poet, died, 1852.
The Irish standard., 1887-02-19

mond /; Monsignors Callahan, Stonar,
Straneier, Count Mucciola, Vice Rector
Deasey and many prominent laymen.
While at Paris Cardinal Gibbons was a
guest at the seminary Of st. Sulpice.
He will make his home at Rome in the
American college, he being assigned to
the apartments formerly occupied by
the late Cardinal McCloskey. The
Propaganda will give a banquet in
honor OF Cardinals Gibbons and Tas-
chereau after the consistory. Numer-
Gus visitors, lay and ecclesiastic, called
upon Cardinal Gibbons, among them
Cardinals JacObinj and Parocc!li. Car
dinal Gibbons last Monday afternoon
quietly visited several members OF the
sacred congregation. Besides receiving
visits the Cardinal was busily engaged
in various matters. Cardinal Tascher-
eau resides at the French seminary at
Santa Chiard.
The Irish standard., 1887-02-19
THE IRISH STANDARD: SATURDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1887
1868 he resigned his position on the
Star and devoted himself to literary

1868 he resigned his position on the
Star and devoted himself to literary
pursuits.
Mr.. Mccarthy was first elected to
Parliament in 1879 when he was re-
turned unopposed for Longford County
at the general elections in 1880, 1885,
and 1886, he was elected unopposed for
the same county. Besides being chosen
for Longford he was candidate for
Derry at the two elections OF 1885 and
1856. twill thus be seen that MIR. Nc
Carthy has had a wide field for Observa-
tion and is in a position to speak on
points touching recent British political
history without fear of successful contra
diction. Every body who reads his his
torical works can rest assured that he
is reading truth unvarnished by preju-
dice
This is Mr. McCarthy's third visit to
America, and everywhere he has been
received by large and cultivated aud
fences. We have not yet heard that
any move has been made in the direc-
tion of inviting this gentlemen to de-
liver one OF his interesting lectures in
this city, but we sincerely trust that
something will be done in the matter
Immediately.
The Irish standard., 1887-02-19

THE IR,sH STANDARD is the only Home Rule
organ in the Northwest.
Copies Of The IRISH STANDARD vii! he Oh
sale Mt the principal ncws-atands in this city,
and by news boys.
Advertising rates will be made known by ap-
plying ut this ctIce.
When writing matter for publication III ,rHE
IRISH STANDARD he sure and sign yOu, proper
name, not necessarily for publication. but as a
guarantee OF good fnith.
In every instance correspondents will please
sc as brief as possible.
10 insure publication in the following lGsue
Of The IRISH STANDARD contributions SHOULD
reach this olIice AT least by Wednesday noon.
Subscribers win please be careful i'll giving us
their perfect address. and thus avoid any com
plant through fal:ire to receive rhei. paper,
in changing your place of residence, motif!
as iu,ncdinte; Of the fact, and forward yo,l'
full name. giving number a,.is name OF street
70 which you have removed, also your iorii'r,
address.
All letters addressed to Mnnage: lKiSti
BTANDAaD ~ Third Street South. Room ~.
will receive immediate attention
Matter OF an official nature, such as calls for
regular or special meetings Of societies, memo
rial resolutions, etc, will be charged tor by the
line.
The Irish standard., 1887-02-19

SECRETARY MANN1NG placed his
resignation in the hands Of President
Cleveland last Monday. He goes 60
New Y York as president OF the Western
National Bank, but will continue to act
as Secretary for several weeks. Mir.
Manning went to New York Monday
with his family. but will probably re-
turn to Washington to-day Saturday.
In his absence his duties are being per-
formed by MISUNDERSTANDING Fair
child, and that gentleman will likely
be promoted to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation OF his chief.
The Irish standard., 1887-02-19
THE CONSPIRACY TRIAL.

The trial Of Messrs. Dillon, Sheehy,
Chilly and O'Drieu, charged with con-
spiring to induce tenants To refuse pay
ing rents, commenced in the Commits
sioners Court, Dublin. last Tuesday
According to recent developments the
assurance given by the London Stan
tiar<l that 10 attempt would be made by
the Grown Counsel to pack the jury was
false. When the Grown proceeded to
swear in the Jurors, several Catholic
Jurors, including one named OBrien
We're ordered to stand aside. The ob.
ject Of this course is very transparent.
The Crown desired to secure a jury
composed exclusively OF Orangemen
knowing that they would render yer
dict Of conviction, no matter what eyi'
le,lce might he addGced However, WE
have the comforting assurance that tbs
q. C.'s did not have a monopoly OF the
fun il selecting the jury. The counsel
for the defendants protested, and MI
t)'By;eu, one Of the defendants, te
clared that he had rather be sent to jail
at Gree than submit to a trial before 8
jury composed SO unfairly that because
mans name was O'5rien he was eN-
cluded from it. Mr.. Crilly followed
pretty much in the same strain, and de
nounced the Crowns conduct rs rnf-
hanly. After great deal OF talk, IN
which the contemplate tactics of tbs
Grown were thoroughly exposed, a jury
Of composite character was sworn.
The Irish standard., 1887-02-19

A VIGOROUS boycott is being en-
forced in Loughrea against the police
and with encouraging effect. Last
Sunday POO, of them were refused food
and shelter. They had been sent tc
Loughrea to stop the meeting adver'
tised to take place under the auspices
of the Irish National Land League and
to be addressed by Michael Davitt
That gentleman refused to accept 2
copy OF the Government proclamation
prohibiting the proposed meeting He
addressed the meeting in the afternoon
in the League rooms, which we're bar
ricaded.
The Irish standard., 1887-02-19

In the alphabetical Directory OF
Priests in the United States there are
80 Brady's, l6 Brennan's, 70 Burke's, Is
Byrne's, "a Carroll's, II Clarke's, 1:
Connolly's, 13 CrowIey's, Il Days, Il
Donnolly's, 12 Donahoes, IL Duffy's, 2l
Fitzgerald's, 12 Fitzpatrick's, Ii Gala
gher's, 12 Gleason's, ~ Grittin's, II
Hickey's, 12 Hughes, 49 Kelley's, Ia
Kennedy's, 22 Lynch's, ]6 McCabe's, &c
McCarthy's, IL McDermott:s, IA lIc-
Grath's Is, Is McMahon's. Is McManus's, S,
65 Murphy's, 36 O'Brien's, "a O;Con.
nell's, 81 O'Connor's, 18 O'Nel's: A
O'Rei]ly's: Is O'sullivan's, 10 Powers
2A Quinn's, IS Ryan's, 43 Smiths, q
Sullivan's and So Walsh;s.
The Irish standard., 1887-02-19

GwEEDORE, in the County Donegal,
is the happy hunting-ground OF the
evictor More sayagery has been done
there than within the same number of
square miles elsewhere in Ireland. The
tenants are in constant state Of evlc-
ton. The Gweedore evictions, on
January 18, which threatened at one
time to eyentuate in horrlble tragedy,
concluded in miserable farce. For
the full length of a day the excited
crowd and theresolute police faced each
other like hostile armies on a battle
field. Stones filed the air; batons
were occasionally used. Any moment
might have given the signal for 81 gen
eral engagement that would have red
dened the wild mountain passes with
blood IT needed the utmost energy
and persuasive power OF Father NC
Fadden uore than once to check the
fierce and fatal rush of the people Oh
the police. Then the whole business
suddenly died away in q ]udjcrous
{iasco., The Intelligent agents, Me5srs.
Sweeny * Son, in some respects COM
pensateu for the softness Of their heads
hy the hardness Of their hearts Like
the learned men Of l4apanta, they came
armed with maps, compasses, chains,
and QuadraDts to make Scientltic dis
covery OF the doomed tenants holdings,
for no local bal]itf could be induced to
undertake the hateful task, They took
the foreshore as their basis Of opera
ton, and advanced, retIeated, and took
scientific operations without effect, and
at length abandoned III confusion and
despair the evictions. One hundred
and fifty eonstabulary marched UP the
biIl and like the ''brave old Duke OF
Yorks ten Thousand men," famed in
song, one hundred and fifty marched
down again. One eviction only had
been accomplished, and an hour later
the evicted man was borne in triumph
OH the backs of his neighJors to the
house.
The Irish standard., 1887-02-19

POLITICAL events in Europe still con-
tinue to turn within the same cercle
yicienx in which they have been con-
tanned for several weeks. The air is
laden with the alarums Of war. and
this state Of affairs promises to be
maintained until the assembling of the
Reichstag, when the conflict of su-
premacy between the army and Parlia-
ment is to be renewed, and upon the
issue Of which 1.-THE voting OF the sep
tenant) depends, according to Bismarck,
the question of peace OF war. The i'm
portance with which the Imperial Gov
eminent views the subject may be in
ferred by the remarks of the Emperor
William, that once before the Reich
stag had been dissolved because Of its
refusal to vote an army bill and the diff
ferences which ensued We're only con-
cluded by foreign war.
The Irish standard., 1887-02-19

BOSTON and mind readers will here
after not speak as they pass by. and
from all accounts it would appear as il
a tear bedimmed Que OF the latteI's eye.
Some months ago a MIR. Bishop pro-
duced a profound sensation in the
''Huh'' by mysterious and divers acts OF
mind reading. Even the enlightened
Mayor O'Brien Of that city was led to
place credeuce in MT. Bishops theory
from the fact that he was LED around
the city by that scientific person,
who pointed out to the mystifed mayor
where he lad secreted various articles.
A MIR. Montague. connected with the
Boston Globe, pronounced the whole
business all imposition, and recently
gave 'sessnce'' III that city, regarding
which we find the following in the Bos-
Ton Pilot: The cleyerest thing that
has been done for long time in BosScn
was the exposure of Bishops mind
reading deceit by an able young jour
nalist, Mr., Montague, city editor oftha
Boston Globe, in the Globe Theatre, ON
Sunday night. There was large and
critical audience, who looked with
amused wonder at Prof and Miss Nelly
Everett's mysterious cabinet II icks and
other exhibitions of acknowledged skill.
Mr.. Montague had a large comraittee Of
well-known gentlemen on the stage,
who took charge Of the exhibition,
among whom were Messrs. Y. c. Car
rigan, DR.. VIM. III. Dunn, Thomas
Riley, and Mr.. Major, private secretary
to General Butler. Articles We're hid
Gen in remote parts of the theatre and
Mr.. Montague led the hider to the
places the murder scene was gone
through, and Mr.. Montague reproduced
it, showing the act Of stabbing and the
hour at which the deed was done. Ar
ticles collected from the audience were
re-distribnted by him; figures written
on one side of a blackboard were repro
duced by him on the other side; a wire
connexion between him and four men
enabled him to go straight to a hidden
object In fact, in every attempt to
follow the steps Of Bishop, Mr.. Mon
tague succeeded thoroughly. And then,
in brief and witty speech he explained
the whole shallow humbug. In every
instance he was directed by the muscle
movements Of the person who had hid
den the object and whose hand he held.
IN almost every case, when we think
steadfastly of an object hidden, there is
muscular movement toward it. In
some cases, in order not to give assur-
ance to the muscle-reader, as Mr.. Mon
tague calls him, the subject moves i'll
the opposite direction invariably. so
that the process Of elucidation has only
TO be reversed to succeed. 1t was II
O'Clock before the evening closed; but
rarely has an audience been more inter
estlngly and instructiyely entertained.
Mr. Montague has placed on scientific
record valuable piece Of real know
ledge, and be has laid out Mr.. Bishop
and his kindred.
The Irish standard., 1887-02-19

IT is an i'll wind that blows nobody
good. The telegrams convey the an
nouncement that $4,000 of the $4,000
prisoners confined in jails throughout
India were released last Thursday as an
act of cleInency to commemorate the
jubilee Of Queen Victoria. In select
ing prisoners to be liberated especial
pains were taken to show leniency to
females. All persons imprisoned for
debt throughout India, where the debt
was under 100 rupees, were also liber-
ated. in commemoration of the Jubilee.
In these cases the Government will pay
the debts We do not wish to say any.
thing that would mar the festivities OF
the jubilee, but we offer the suggestion
that the Queen should do something 70,
her subjects nearer houe-the Irish, fol
instance. Give them Home Rule.
The Irish standard., 1887-02-19

4 NEW Loya]ist paper, the Union,
has been established in Dublin for the
purpose of disseminating lies and STIR
ring up strife between the Catholics
and ProJestants. So Tar it has Sue
ceeded admirably,
The Irish standard., 1887-02-19

DURING the quarter ending Decem-
ber 81 there left the port of London
derry for the United States 27 ships,
conveying ,237 passengers, composed
Of 4S married males. SO females; 44444 444
single males, 49l females; 66 male chill
dren- and infants, and e5 female. 10
The Irish standard., 1887-02-19

THE New York Independent must
have it's fling at Cathclicity once in a
while-perhaps to prove it's claim to be
Protestant, and not too independent,
says the Catholic Columbian. Speaking
of the proceas of the Beatifcation of
the English Martyrs under Henry VIII.
and others, it sneeringly remarks /:
Somehow Rome has neglected the
more numerous martyrs under Queen
Mary. There is an advantage in being
a Catholic martYr." The Independent,
if it knows the lessons OF history, ought
to know that More, Fisher and their
companions were martyrs for their
faith, whist those who fell under Mary
were martyrs to their politics. The
Catholic martyr seeks q crown that is
not of this world.
The Irish standard., 1887-02-19

AT Killarney, last Wednesday, 100
starving laborers, headed by parish
priest, appeared before the board Of
guardians and prayed for work or re-
lief. The board agreed to apply to the
government for assistance, and sub
scribed for hearty meal for the suf-
The Irish standard., 1887-02-19

CARDINALS Gibbons and Taschereau
arrived in Rome last Saturday evening.
Father O'Connel, rector Of the Ameri-
can college met them at Genoa. They
were met at the depot by Archbishops
Cave, Of Melbourne, and Kirby, of the
Irish college; Bishop Keane, of Rich
The Irish standard., 1887-02-19

FIFTY men made raid last Monday
evening upon houses III Ballyvourney
aud Kllmichael, County Cork, and
seized all the firearms they could find.
They eyaded the police.
The Irish standard., 1887-02-19

The Orangemen of Belfast are again
at their old tricks. Last Saturday even
ing gang of them pelted stones at a
few Catholics, but fortunately the po-
lice arrived on the scene and dispersed
the mob before much injury was done.
One man was stabbed, and some po-
licemen were slightly injured.